Domestic
Violence
We have trained staff available 24/7 to answer your questions, provide resources, check for openings in our domestic violence shelter and programs or refer you to other available services in San Diego County. All calls remain strictly confidential.
24-Hour Domestic Violence Hotline:
1-877-633-1112
About CRC’s Domestic Violence Services
At CRC, survivors escaping domestic violence find safety and healing through our emergency shelter, transitional housing, counseling, Therapeutic Children’s Center, legal advocacy and other supportive services. Our goal is to offer the tools and opportunities needed for safety, stability and healing. Additionally, CRC offers Domestic Violence Prevention presentations and trainings to educate adults and youth about the dynamics of abuse, with the mission to prevent abusive relationships.
Carol’s House
Emergency Shelter
Carol’s House is a 24-bed emergency shelter that offers survivors of domestic violence a safe home for 45 to 60 days. Carol’s House is a County-funded program.
Supportive Services
Domestic Violence Program participants receive comprehensive supportive services to facilitate the transition to healthier, happier and safer lives.
- Case Management
- Food
- Legal Advocacy
- Counseling
Therapeutic Children's Center
The Therapeutic Children’s Center (TCC) provides a safe, healthy environment for children in our domestic violence or counseling programs who are recovering from the traumatic effects of domestic violence. Counseling and additional therapeutic activities specifically designed for our youngest clients promote age-appropriate childhood development and help to break the generational cycle of violence.
Housing & Financial Assistance
For domestic violence survivors leaving their abusive relationships, CRC can provide housing resources, rental assistance, financial education and individualized support. We can help with moving expenses, deposits, car repair, utilities and more.
Domestic Violence Survivor Support Group
Our Domestic Violence Support Group provides a safe and relaxed environment for those who are or were in an abusive relationship, encouraging personal growth and healing in all areas of life.
Men's Survivor Support Group
Available to any man (age 17+) who has experienced domestic or family violence, sexual assault or trafficking. For more information, please download the PDF.
Domestic Violence Prevention Education
CRC works to prevent domestic violence in the community through educational presentations to schools, groups and businesses. CRC prevention educators offer an in-depth series of classes or workshops about domestic violence to students, teachers and parents to raise awareness around domestic violence and teen dating abuse, and how to develop healthy relationships.
Our annual Comprehensive 40-hour Domestic Violence Advocate Training, which takes place in June, is for those who want to learn from experts in the field about the dynamics and danger of intimate partner violence in our society and how to empower survivors in their healing.
Our Domestic Violence Prevention Educators are Available for Classes
Our prevention educators have developed dynamic and engaging workshops designed to empower participants, including:
- Relationship Awareness Workshops: Guided by the expertise of Veronica Lopez, participants will engage in a journey of personal growth and empowerment, learning about the significance of self-love, establishing healthy boundaries, and recognizing red flags in relationships. Visit our Events page for upcoming workshops.
- Young Love Workshop: This fun and interactive workshop provides young individuals with essential skills and knowledge to distinguish between healthy and unhealthy relationships. Our focus is on prevention and fostering a supportive community for our youth.
To arrange a workshop or learn more, please contact Veronica or Luis at dvprevention@crcncc.org.
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